The herald., July 27, 1883, Image 4

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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THE HERALD.
DOWNIK& XEILI*
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1
iwlnts, ynt some i
Publishers
%2 A If ear Advancc.
I»I3- STCNJ5 CITY.in DAKOTA
FHII)AY, JULY 27, 188-
The. camp-meeting in progress on
l',e lata alioro 1.10s Mr to' bramio a
imminent institution. Although the-
irk of preparing for it and securing
speakers was commenced scarcely
three weeks ago, and at a time when
men prominent in this kind of work
tins M.iU oi u*
xcclk-nt
Ulwit i» in
att,mta.ee ami inter,*,,!, nrrwe, ,)e
are enjoyed. fcvery one vis lm,
encanipeil on the v.io«nJ.s
I
s,k
Next Wednesday the eiectiuu lur
delegates to the Constitutional Con
vention which meets at
lis next Wei.neso.ay, an., aid n so-
Tiie ngineer corps of the Mv:n ap
olis & St. Louis IL H. were in eamj
near C. L. Ilomes's. in Kintire. iu tiie
Jirrtl
early pari of thi." week surve\ ing a tlruton, Dak. last evening.
I -a- back to a crossing on the Ke-dwo- 1 ,,, .,
i :at one of the conditions was the
ci.mpletiou of the road within six
i .uiithrf,--lied wood Falls (»a/.ctle.
)]\-DelegateFettigr-win his fourtl,
ol -'uly address at Elk Point leaked
mmie statistics which will prove v.ii
\nble for future r«feren(
doing luty as an item of interesting
information in the present day. The
ligures are as folio »vs "South Dakota
has thirteen national and sixty-lour
private hunks, fifty-four homing milis
i!'-4 churches, 214 school-houses, eleven
laily papers, i|!-' weeklies and 1."?'*
miles of railroad. its assessed value is
$r.i4,"jO(i.0i'u population,lWikWfiO. North
l)akota has fourteen national banka,
twentv-one private .nks, nineteen ^mUiein Dakota, ai.ejidiiig to the in*
liouriug mills, seventy-six churclies, terests of Jiem-\\ Methodist I ni\er
i:4school-hoiises. twelve daily jiapers ty. supt. nitaei^il returned to his
ami 714 miles of railroad its assessed at thisjuaee ednesday morn
value is S24,705,OOQ
&8,406."
THE METHODIST CAMP-MEETING.
A Plei&nt Tlwe Bclnjf Eat joyed %fr
ulI••Noteti and otuble*
Ground.
i Camp meeting on Big Stone lake
commenced Tuesday tlie *2Ith inst.»
with thorough preparation for a
week's good work. The grounds weie
be
tlliU |ni Ilt lls, for
ak in
Thfl (lllv
the place for the purpos". I tie ouijr i
u,
ht'aus
y „v labor U asked. but it was to be into l'lai e, an lute, .. ami
xpected that a nieasuro of encour-
llWily
MOU.C
11
T\:
.September 4, takes ]lace. Four do
gates are to be sent from Grant eor.v
ty, and the questio Luvally aris
what arc 11 Stonj
A.
UJIA IVIJ *VW»WU Y
i iv i- ,+i a ri.n
ilct? the c*iiu11 iu iXiltiiu tiic
for tailing
i)ther con
venienees. Boarding house, speak
er's stand, and several large tents
adorned the sylvan scene, and the
u iH the v u ied deUghts
w01lUl
terms of the highest admiration of ^nunnmnrp
7 tions. until time should be no more,
the natural beautv and adaptability of
from the giouw s.
lament would be given to those who 1" the evening religious worship
u„e from so lav abroad to aid u, by opened l-y ,.rayer Iroin Key 1 owe
borne attendance that would at tatot "f
WUmot-
luanifest a just appreciation of valua-! Wheeler, of M.lbank 1 lie opening
iormon was then preached by I resid
ing services.
,,
:ng Klder llartsough trom the text-
1
in
o(
U()J_loyet
A sol
inan(.urated
ami whose
Jown to genera-
I The first day was mainly occupied
r_
i .. i i in settled. leuts were pitch-
draw back it.*]L us the lack ot home in
X- -n i ed seats, tables and cootung apparatus
terest in the meetings. Neither mon- i
"ho was lollowed by Rev.
Acts X, 2W Therefore came 1 unto
yea without gainsaying*
:as :sooii
a
war-sent. fov: I :vak -therefore
••vhat intent
."'ne tliseou
oi.-d iho u :.l
irating of
reU!i-i, an«l
oplc goinu:
do in tlie matter? There is v.
i miliar importance attached
-it ction and no guarantee exists tl.
liie results will ever go into effect, y:
ill- occasion is one of preparation
iraining for the ves]or.sii)ilities
l:itehood, and should A
.i'..omit to nothing more a.I a:i v
i.i i'iment it v. .:i have indi.r
ii 'iits. Atth.- 'iii-ieasoii.' timo
!:e year the e. -n wiii largely
.. hands of .eians Uie nu
i-i.i sttimp), an-i the rmal classes w
nave small representation iuthe boo.
i-'or this very reason l: inn r* ought io
have
oiiuli'
i s to
eaiitli
at:
V Hi
.,.,c t*v.
:L1, 2U- v a
en th*' i oi !.
.ud exIi'M'ted tliem aii
osu of heart they wouM i :..r. i:...J
lie l.ord.
Tin was foliowt.'d by an expcri.-tsce
aeeting eondueted hy Supt. Wlntiield,
ii which a large number of the chTgy
!i,-n Hia.l laymen {resent took part,
v prayer meetiug in the evening pre*
•eded the sermon of Mev. Wln-oh-r,
vho to(ik for trie subject of his re
marks that passage of scripture with-
Liu.
1
M'one ot the recent MuuUiy
irLI.
n
Atuoii'Z HIP RAMNSUIID
/t .1
sclionl lesions* JO^UUH iv—O I.onl,
s}mji s ly,
cting men to gv to the convention! thvir backs before tln-ir enemies.
\.:.o\vi!l have the interest of t!^j
masses at heart, and who willpr.-di
a Mate constitution which will at lea
liiive the merits oi' wise provision an
i: interest to b-'tter our present form
.-1" goverinnent. T'ae uncertainty ei
V.:g stt-nu's political relation to Crm.:
e .iuity causes much indifference with
gard to the movement, and no ]jar
t'u-alar -:.v "o- -aim the politic 1
•-i '.nilic *.o she is entitl
!:at thi: ..
c» pov a..-, ought to make ic
iu The towns of Fig Stone. Ye,
-. ranks and St. Joseph are entith
a. representative, a.:-! they ought tu
.:e-nand it. In fa '.very voter in
"th. sc towns should tiirn out to elec
tion. and they would secure it.. If wa
tii- belong to licdierts county, it is not
i i _,anized. and we ought to exercise
our right of Inmchise where we
are until put elsewhere. There is
T.otbing binding about this election in
legal sense, and there is no fears of
it endangering any claim we may
i ave to recognition in Roberts conn*
ty when it is oruai.i/ed. Let every
i it "'tor go to the poll.-? on election day
niiti cast his vote for delegates whom
I .• knows will look to tne interests '-L
ti.e peojde and not of the politicians.
when Israel turnuth
This meeting was largely attended,
and ia earnest exhortations met with
a. ready response in nearly every heari.
•TUl'ltSDAiC.
In the e."vuing prayer meeting rui I
iiiiijr leading were devotiouiii .v-cy
•ie» of much spiritual pro
tit, and in
li« afternoon conference meeting
and song service was thus far the
most enjoyable features of the occa
sion.
The i",..ng service was opened-by
prayer Supt. Wliitrield. bdiowed
aken attitude we by an ai-'.e sermon irom ['residing
Ehler St-.overs. His remarks were
based upun ihai jiortion of script lire
lound iu the latter part of the sixth
ami the first part of the seventh verses
of the. XI el up, of ExodUS". TliO
i Lord, tiie Loid God, merciful and gra
i eions, loug-sulfering ami abundant in
i goodness and truth, keeping mercy
for thousands, forgiving ini|uity,
transgression and sin.*'
Mr. Schumacher and family Oi
itonville have a vfciueni t( i.l n
•j the ground.
Kev M. S. K -isey of Ven.ou. with
wile and neighbors, spread his white
-anvass in a deiightlul sjot yenter-
lev. Is. Ware was tak(-'i witlii
a eliill which had been threatening
him lor some time, and returned to
i- i der Mowers ot the Minnesota
i "iir {brums mi i. it is t,he opinion oi ,, .,
f?, .... 4i ,1. erence urnved on the grounds ves
ji embers of the part v thai t.'iia Wni oe
,• ,, i i r1.1 teroav. jjreaelsed in t.ie evening and
the route hmtlly adopted. 1 he u^nt- i
o '-way a .rent went through Imre on j,lL
I. return" from Lac :ui Farle toMin- Revs. Fell and Kichardson of Or
T' -av-olis last week, and it is claimed i tonvil'e are anient workers in the
taal he carried 'ontriu-ts for right of meetings, and Kev. Metcalf, of the
way for the greater pari, of the route, Fpi ,copal church is an occasional wei
irom Lae. paiFarh to Iledwooil county. coiiie caller.
jiartv who saw the contracts asserts i T)f
]y fm lh(
Poltum Flacrti.
Following are the otlirers of elee
tion and the voting places of the dit
ferent precincts for the election of
delegates to the constitutional eon-
vent ion.
Alban- -Judges: lloberts, I Ma
son, V Whitconib. Clerks: II Koeh
ier, A ,1 Enipev.
Adams—.ludges: Steven Street. (. I
Woodruff .T I) Skinner.
The Rev.
lllil., hitVje
lives to rftl.
For h.i.e .V \V. i
"II ACKY l.TAv b.
perhnue. 1 '".
A. W lte.--,w
SHILOHV
lk'v t-MiUp.
For jjaie at. A.
famprr«i.
Elder Iliutsough ar i\ed Tae^day
morning.
The linest tent: on the ground is the
Miibank town tent, erected by Key.
Wheelei and M. S. Adams.
fCon-
n
,)OJlt
to la||d V(!S.
terday, grt-atly disiippointed many,
especially our ir'tonville frieiMls who
were going to hold quarterly confer
eace on the grounds.
Tlie Big Stone town tent is the only
prove v u- tnoceupied tent on the .'.ground. If
e.' besidi's the M. E. society of this place is not
ashamed of its inaction and lack of
religious enthusiasm, it ought to be
made to feel so.
I). M. HUMt .is kitchen "boss"' and
Mrs. Franks of Marvin, cook, in the
boarding tent. Two better servants
their respective sphere ©ould llQl
be assigned to dutv.
After an extended trip through
:1snaige
us assessed
population i mg and immediately repaired to the
1
camp ground.
lt'lk
V
n
Cole, Th.os Street. Vote at the h"U«. i
old 11 W'oudrulf, on section T. vii
lltS, range 47. I
Antelope Valley --Judges John
liucknell. Olof S Lundberg. 1 »1«1
i lis. Clerks: Dw iglit llalh.lohn Meyer.
I Vote at Jesse Wynn house,
]iig stone City- Judges: Zins
ser, I) AV Fountain, A II Cawaid.
W.
Clerks: A Kldredge. F.
Thorn-
dike. Vote next door to Hawes &
(Jihson's ofllce.
(irant
Ceuter--judges:
S lbnvser.
Yennv, Stanford.. leik.-: A
Ecker, A N W Record.
(Jeorgie—judges: K I* Ilartwell. 1
S])tirbei", VV Johnson. leik^:
K Harrison, K liergquist. A oLe at I
Sparber's house.
Mi 11 Kink—judges II K kahen. !, I
F'ly. O N Eastman, t'ierk: II E
Eh tcher. s Farley. -'..e at S
I'aseo's oiliee.
Madison— judges, Amsden.
Johnson, Jos Xieols. Clerks .1
Redman, John Headman.
houe of ('has Johnson.
Melrose-- judges: A 1 Smetilev.
Raws :i. A E Vandnsi'ii. Cle)
\f \v«.i V
(Ju.-t i i i
ence i I:.
Man
Shenn.'iU— ji d.:es: '1
l-'errin. 1' Mevcne.
/,
i. II! 1 i iii.'m- Jilti^t'^ Vi :i
ern, S .1.1 iJ.tIiiwiii. A Kit."- i.
Thomas Kali- Win li- ln-i
-iiuig-
ii
,te
v.-
I V
II
v
s.
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TIM...-
"••i It
(. ,ei'ks. Ii
l'i -i -i. W ('raw lord.
A
*'"LMvrDUcoicr},
Thai. i« «iail v
iu_ joy to th« homes
thuu.-tuutUi by s:»viii^ in:iny nt their ilt-ar ei.
truhi tu e:trly s^i-.tve. Truly i.-s Dr. Kin
New l.Mso.'Vcry i-.-r Cuu.'Hiupt'.iMi, l'c»ug!
i Col-ls, A^liiUUt P-r.Jlii'ilill.s, II IV Ft-Vel', [j
jut Vei'-e, *i,«• k I i:: .a iiic Tiinat, J'.ii i
fiili- aii-l t-iie.'-'., ui u .} ii:sf.it.-e n! tin Tun
ami Jama's i-witiva' cun1. (iu,tnnu«
S Tr':.i trr. at, A. W. dr
fit
s
at i
i
!1. Tfiayer, ol bourl»n,
liiv's«-ii aii-l wife ,\vc uiir
t'J.\Sl:MIT!«N I-!
AUK MAi*H TtiifK-raMe y ii. i
tion, t-on .fipation, i!zz:i)e--s, loss ot apjrf*titf,
yellutr Shiii !i s Vaal:/-r is :i jmnitivL
cure. Fur A. W. iiesse^nji.'j.
WHY WILL Y'
L'tiie Will i :Ve i!IPI
i^t) I'tri. itli-l I h'1
SllILOirs
itivi- rare -i
jk«M* iu"ntl.. l-'-ir -i
=i«ii w!it*n ShiNiliV
ie! et. Prii-t.* Pi ts,
..t A. \V. It -ssfguii s.
A i AK1MI kKMKDY.—A pon
rii Diplitln rii mid C:t ,-
\V. lieSSe^uie's.
an 1 »ra^r&».t
f'-r
LL
imr-.-
-lei Cdai^h an-:
iieSSi'tJUO rj.
Vni I)Ys]'i.i'.sj A .-.till livor roiujilaint vwo
h:»v« si j-iiatnl i/ii.iiaiitci" on «.',«-ry L/.ttU
ot rihilen italii-.i r. it never tails to
-lire. Fur sa!c? n? .V. W. Ui-rfsirnue'st.
A NASAL IN.!KCTOU trcn witli ont'li l. ,'
t!f o| S^illoK's Catsirrii Uemnly. I'ri.-.: r,-»
iit-. Fur aJilo at A. \Y. Ui*ssoj{uSe'tf.
For Sale.
L.M.-Iicii
aluA.ut
1 JUI'
,-iinI sixty a.-rrs oi
six liiiles hiiiitli oi t.ivvii. Will In fioM
at I'argain. Appiv at tlic U
JSUAT.O
offife.
A. .J. FLESER,
a s i a i N e a y i v e W a s
in 1 ho Lund
Business hi Dakota.
Persons liaviiiy bnsinnMs in It is line should I
avail tliejiisel vi s i.il his experienco, t.lier' I
by iissiiriiie e'ljTfi'tne.'-s ainl promptnehH
and it void il.f Ithiinhtriii^ ol :n«-xjK'r- I
K-ncetl llill't M^clils, as' if. i'(i.it.-' no
liion1, anl all land papers pre- i
pared ly )mji warranted
al'hiolutely currert.
HOMIiSTHAL) FIJ.INdS CAN' ONLY I5K
MA1)K AT TIJK I^'S'JlilCT 1AN1) OF
FICE OK I5Y THH CLKKK JF
TilJ-J DISTP U COURT.
RelinijuislmKiijLs, Tree Claims, Pre-Kmptioii
filii.^s and Final prools a .specialty.
MONEY TO LOAN
On R«il I-,.stat in (Jrant Comity at lowest
rates Lund in any part ol (Mint cxmlv
bouglit and tit)ld on coiuifiis.sioii or
otherwise.
OI"Flt!E 1* ^KltdlAM'S IIV'tK.
A. J. JtLESElt,
I Clerk oi Court aud Rotary PttbSc.
H.A.TZ BEOS
Next Door to Post
Look for the Sii:u of the Wisconsin
1'A I'.-, o!
DYE STF1 F, ,-I'ins. TiiV.. FAN'CV A'.:T*r
O I E A I E S
i
Tlie new i.rm of JoN" lis
quarters from the old
Furber A. il'wjiin.
W 1
est. Fx-'
1
Bed-Steads, burea
Bj
1: A LFK^ IX
be]
iie
CI
:k
Office
SUCCESS!
Three months Im 1 },.•
a.,-. !e no mistak'* i loea: i
p.Lot patrosjago. and h'-pii.,.,
favor, we would call tin atu-n- •.
W(* can and wiil do as well by .•
11-i.d upon finding i i wm vard a '"ii :•*11.»
SEASONED LUE
and a lii.e .»--«•£ ... •.*. -f
O I A i S O O S N W
i
wc
,tor]
L:lleb
3icia
10 N ii(
DRUGS
AND
STATIONKSS'i
^ity»
IS.
jtanth
A:
:3 arc
spect
ot fin
«!y(
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on
BR
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oe
ud re
s at
autei
e nnd
iriu-t
a v e
v•••ieeted
-i ••i"1 ti' SSOiiiiL
Old on Corned i Mai:
Main street, wkm''
!'1'
and Most Fom
1 1 FlIF iu the
Parlor and Bed Booffysic
-In E
stiDs? |IEN
A l.i.rge A. 11 mi at May
u .,
Stands, Tables, Wood and
Chairs, Mattress and SpnIi ^n"'
Mirrors, Pictures, PlCtu,fd0»
Frames, Bracks^'
WALLPAP^
and Lfidies' Work Baskets
SEWING- MACHINE^'
and School 1 )esks und ,,, liig
Wc are offering our stock at prices that defy clinL$
BIG
is oj
,,] .t tin